Download or read book Drone Logbook with Flight Checklists written by Digit Idea and published by . This book was released on 2019-10-04 with total page 228 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Maintaining a logbook for your drone is important for safety, maintenance, insurance and marketing. Some countries require paper-based logbook for drones. Paper logbooks are easy to hand over to someone if you sell your drone. This logbook will capture all the critical parameters of your drone flight and will help you maintain the aircraft system for a longer period of time. This is designed for all skill levels and pilot will be able to identify the critical things to check before and after a drone flight. This will result in a smooth and trouble free drone operation for personal or commercial purposes. Maintaining a logbook for your drones and taking notes is critical to avoid accidents. At the end of this logbook, you will find a list of government websites of US, UK and Australia which you should consult for latest drone rules and regulations. The logbook is available in few colour combinations.This logbook should be used for only one drone with a unique identification. Before you start using the logbook, you must fill the personal information page at the beginning of this logbook. 4 pages are reserved for a single session of flying. You can record multiple flight intervals during this session. These pages include pre-flight and post-flight checklists and space for recording battery times, map of the location and pilot's notes. Make sure you perform those checks and put some notes about anything which in your opinion is important to be noted. The logbook also keeps record of the total flying hours of both pilot and the aircraft. Therefore you have to bring forward the record from the previous page of this logbook or from the last page of any other logbook which you might have used just before this flight to update both records. This will be applicable if for example a pilot possess more than one UAS. If you have spare batteries, you should assign ID to each one of them. Use this ID when recording their times of flight on this logbook.